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Ý Crack Type .....: Cracked
Release Date ...: 31.05.2006
Release Size ...: 3x 2.78 mb
Release Type ...: Application
Operating Sys ..: WinALL
Company Web Site
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Ozum is a Usenet reader, programmable robot (scanner, pictures/files grabber)
and poster designed and built to work with multimedia content of the Usenet
(especially alt.binary newsgroups), such is images, video and sound files.
Ozum's built-in cross-group search engine and active binary groups directory
let you do in seconds what normally takes hours. Find what you want using an
easy search interface. Download files or even whole sets of multipart files
with a single mouse click. It has never been so easy!
Unmatched multimedia functionality: only Ozum lets you view incomplete or
partial video files, preview individual parts of multipart video/sound clips
(mpeg, mpg, mpe, avi, asf, rm, mp3, wav) without having to download all the
parts. It automatically decodes binary files in all encoding formats,
including yEnc, automatically assembles them (no NZB files needed), recovers
missing/corrupt files using parity sets (PAR files) when needed and unpacks
RAR archives.
Ozum is a perfect tool for any user.
It makes work with the Usent as easy as "drag-n-drop" for novice users,
while more advanced users will enjoy the power and control it offers.
Find what you want instantly across Usenet binary groups.
Ozum's built-in search engine makes this task as easy as using Google.
No need to download millions of article headers. Get what you want with a
few clicks..
Using Ozum active binary groups directory, you can browse Usenet contents as
a giant Web site. You point and click on what you want. You can download
whole sets of hundreds of files with a single mouse click.
Ozum is designed and developed for work with Usenet multimedia content.
Ozum is a binary newsreader designed and built to work with multimedia
content of the Usenet, such is images, video and sound files
Unlike other commercially available products, Ozum's multimedia sampling
allows users to make informed decisions on whether they want the multimedia
object(s) or not before they download it.
Ozum automatically downloads, assembles and decodes binary files.
Ozum is three applications in one.
Ozum is an on-line and off-line newsreader, a fully programmable news
robot/scanner and an autoposter. All 3 applications are designed
specifically
to access and manage multimedia content of the Usenet! Plus, you can use it
to manage your collections of pictures.
Automatic assembling of large multipart posts. No .nzb files needed!
If you use Ozum, you don't need NZB files because Ozum assembles multipart
posts automatically. Just double click on any part of a multipart post and
Ozum will find all the parts and ask you whether you want to download whole
file or only a part of it.
Preview parts of large media files! Save your time and traffic!
Ozum's multimedia sampling allows you to make informed decisions on whether
you want the multimedia object(s) or not before you download it.
It is the only newsreader that allows you to view or listen to individual
parts of multipart audio/video files (mpg/mpeg, avi, asf, rm, mp3, wav)
without having to download and assemble the whole file.
You can retrieve and pre-play individual parts of multipart audio and video
files. Because these parts are usually much smaller than the whole file,
viewing parts at different points of the file is an economic and fast way to
get an idea of whether you want the whole file before you’ve wasted a
considerable amount of your time on downloading and assembling it. Another
use of this unique feature is that now you can peek inside of multipart
audio/video files that are not complete on your server. Before, you could
not
assemble incomplete files and thus, you could not play them. Now, you can
peek, play and save them on your hard drive even if the file is incomplete!
You can salvage it! Download a free trial version of Ozum and see how it
works.
Ozum is an absolute must have for users on a volume based downloading plan
with their ISP, facing large bills for downloading stuff they didn't really
want. It is useful for everyone who would like to have more bang for their
buck and time.
Version 4 lets you peek inside huge RAR files.
Right-click on a part of RAR file and select "Peek Inside RAR" in the
context menu. Ozum will download a few first parts of the archive, unpack
them to a temporary folder and open this folder for you. You can get an idea
of what the RAR file contents are and even play a fragment of media file if
this is what's inside the RAR.
Automatic processing of .rar, .par and MasterSplitter files.
You don't have to worry about posted archived files (.rar, .r00, etc.) and
error recovery sets (.par, .P01, ...). You don't even have to know what they
are. If interested in a post, just double click on any part of it and Ozum
will find all parts, download them, recover errors using recovery sets, if
needed and unpack.
Automatic decoding of binaries (images, audio, video, software files) in
all encoding formats - MIME base64, uuencode, xxencode, binhex and yEnc.
It does not matter what encoding was used to post article. You don't have to
know or worry about it. Ozum will detect it automatically and decode the
file
to its original state.
Easy and familiar drag ‘n’ drop interface.
The basic paradigm of Ozum is simple. Ozum makes working with the multimedia
content on the Usenet as easy as working with your hard drives. If you find
using Windows Explorer easy, you will find using Ozum easy, too. You can
think of Usenet news servers as your remote hard drives to which you have to
connect before accessing their contents, and you can think of Usenet
newsgroups as directories on these hard drives. Once you have subscribed to
the newsgroups of your choice, posting files to the Usenet and downloading
files from the Usenet becomes as easy as copying files from one directory to
another on your hard drives. Just drag-n-drop ‘em!
Automatic generation and posting of images thumbnail sheets and collections
CSV files.
A fantastic feature for posters: Ozum can automatically generate and post
image indexes (contact sheets), e.g. like this one, or like this one. It
also
automatically creates and posts CSV files. Posters have a way to customize
look and feel of the contact sheets and insert custom text there.
Ozum lets you preview, select and download pictures as easy as double
click.
Ozum posts and lets you use "double click indexes". They are image indexes,
but a bit better than just that. Indexes are there to save time and money.
Double click indexes save more time and more money. When you use a "normal"
index to select and download images, you have to memorize file names and
then
search article headers to find and download articles that carry these files.
This takes about 5 seconds (at best) per selected article, if the collection
is small (within a hundred of articles) or 10 seconds and more if the
colection is large (several hundred or thousands of articles). Read more
here. When you use a double click index, selecting and finding of an article
takes as long as it takes you to point to a thumbnail that you like and
click
on it. This is about 1 second, and this time does not depend on the size of
the collection. Ozum finds the article automatically for you. The process is
very easy and effortless. Relax and enjoy. Just double click on what you
want
and get it. Read more here.
Full image preview and sorting capabilities. Organaze and manage your image
collections easily.
You can preview images stored in any directory on your computer, or
downloaded in any subscribed newsgroup. You can view them as thumbnails of
adjustable size. Sorting is as easy as select, drag and drop to where you
want them.
Multiple projects, password protection.
To work with the large diversity of info on the Usenet, you may find it
convenient to group similar newsgroups together. You can do this using
projects. For example, you can have a Music project, a Humour project, a
Family project, a Work project, etc. If you are a dad, you might want to
protect your kids or protect yourself from curious kids by creating a
DadsOwn
project and locking it with a password. If desired, you can also lock Ozum
so
that a password is required to add a new newsgroup to a project. If this is
done, no undesired newsgroups can be added to a project, and thus accessed,
without this password. Locking is optional, but can be enabled at any time,
even for old, existing projects. If a project is not locked, Ozum will not
request a password.
Disk contents management.
Articles are stored only temporarily in newsgroups. Sooner or later they
expire. You might want to copy those that you want to retain, to your local
hard drive directories for off-line reading or archival purposes. Ozum makes
working with the treasures saved on your hard drives very easy and
convenient. It allows you to see directories in three views: as a set of
files, a set of articles, and thumbnails view.
Run several downloading/posting jobs concurrently. No limits put.
Ozum is a multithreaded application. It does not impose a limit on number of
concurrently running downloading/posting jobs. For example, you can be
automatically scanning a couple of groups and browsing a third one
simultaneously. The number of jobs that you can run simultaneously is
limited
only by resources of your computer (RAM, CPU), your connection speed and
number of connections that your news servers let you use.
Programmable timer and autoscan.
Ozum can be programmed to perform its tasks at the times you want, with the
periodicity you want, in completely automatic mode. This includes
establishing and terminating Internet connections. In fact, you can setup as
many automatic scanning jobs as you want, program them to be performed
periodically, leave Ozum running, and never touch it again. You will just
find the results of its work (downloaded files and articles) in the
directories you assigned.
Job Monitor.
Ozum has a Job Monitor that lets you check the status of the selected job.
Resource (traffic, on-line time) spending control
You can pre-set limits on resources used by Ozum in automatic mode in terms
of downloaded volume or on-line time. When any such limit is reached, Ozum
stops its activity.
Viewing articles list in Full, Brief or Threaded mode.
This feature is convenient if you want to see only one article per a
multipart post. To do it, select Brief mode. If you want to follow
discussion
threads, select Threaded mode.
No limits on numbers of projects, servers, subscribed newsgroups or
articles in the groups..
You can have as many of them as you want. Ozum does not place any limits on
these numbers.
Message filters.
You can filter out articles based on their poster, words in the subject
field, type and size of attachment, and a variety of other properties.
Filters can be applied to lists of articles in the groups, so that you can
completely ignore articles that you don't want to see. You can also apply
filters when scanning newsgroups in automatic mode to avoid downloading
articles that are unlikely to carry something worth downloading.
Best featured, powerful free autoposter.
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1) Unpack
2) Install
3) Unzip crack(s) to application directory and overwrite.
4) Unlock the program and select any .txt file and it will be
registered
5) Enjoy!
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